240 MIDDLESEX SESSIONS' ROLLS.Stole two hundred and twelve yards of wooUen cloth called " Checkers "worth . . . ., ninety yards of black Irishe ragges worth . . . .,certain Irish mantles worth forty shiUings, thirty yards of woollen cloth(panni lanei) caUed " Whyte Cotten " worth . . . ., and forty yardsof woollen cloth called "Whyte Celter." G. D. R., 7 Oct, 39 Eliz. 26 August, 39 Elizabeth.—Coroner's Inquisition-post-raortem,taken within Newgate Gaol on view of the body of WilHam Gibbes,late of London yoman, there lying dead : With Verdict that the saidWiliiara died within the gaol by Divine Visitation of " a pininge sick¬nes " onthe 2 sth inst, after six days of illness. G. D. R., . . . .,39 Eliz. 31 August, 39 Elizabeth.—True BiU that, at HoUowell in StLeonard's of Shoredich on the said day, Daniel Burney alias Burne-well late of London alien assaulted Rachel Delalander, an infant ofseven years in age, " et eandem Rachaelera tunc et ibidera felonicerapuit, defloravit et carnaliter cognovit." Putting hiraself ' Guilty,'Daniel Burney was sentenced to be hung. G. D. R., 7 Oct,39 Eliz. 27 September, 39 Elizabeth.—Recognizance, taken before HenryThoresby esq. J.P., of John South of Southwark co. Surrey card-raaker; For the said John South's appearance at the next GeneralSession of the Peace in Middlesex,—"for that he the sayd John,having an other wief, was suspiciously taken in a chamber with oneElizabeth Greene." G. S. P. R., Michaelraas, 39 Eliz. 30 September, 39 Elizabeth.—Recognizance, taken before HenryThoresby esq. J.P., of John Ellis of London citizen and freemason ;For the said John's appearance at the next General Session of thePeace for Middlesex, to answer to what shaU be then and thereobjected against hira by Margaret Showard. G. S. P. R., Michaelmas,39 Eliz. 2 October, 39 Elizabeth.—True Bill that, at Sunberye co. Midd.on the said day, Robert Beckenfeilde late of London yoraan stole "ablewe cow " worth forty shiUings, of the goods and chattels of ThoraasGosten. G. D. R., i Dec, 40 Eliz.. 16 October, 39 Elizabeth.—Recognizances, taken before MathewDale and Richard Blunte esqs., J.P., of Edward Holmes jun'. of Dand(? Dane) Inne co. Midd. gentleman, in the sum of two hundredpounds, and of Edward Holraes (father of the said Edward Holraesjun'.) of the parish of Christchurche in London freeraason and EdwardRobartes of Whitechappell co. Midd. freemason, in the sum of onehundred pounds each ; For the appearance of the said Edward Holraesjun'. at the next Gaol Delivery to be held in Middlesex, then and thereto answer to those things that shall be objected against him. G, D. R.,I Dec, 40 Eliz.